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CONTRA COSTA HEALTH SERVICES (CCHS) is a county health system in California that serves the surrounding area’s most vulnerable populations. In 2020, CCHS engaged ECG to address
CHILDREN’S HEALTH (CH) is a 600-bed, academic-affiliated children’s hospital whose outpatient clinics focus on subspecialized and high-acuity care provided by the faculty of the
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As more health systems recognize the need to create a more substantial ambulatory surgery capability, executives should explore ASC joint ventures with employed surgeons.
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Reflections and key takeaways form the panel at the recent iiBIG Investment and M&A Opportunities in Healthcare Conference.
Facility planning design and development for successful patient-centered care.
The future oncology environment will place different demands on cancer facility planning and programing. Initiating development of a new cancer center or facility expansion presents an exciting opportunity to create a more flexible, efficient, and healing environment. From the initial visioning for your clinical facility project, to cancer space planning based on market and service volume projections, to identifying key efficiencies in operational utilization, ECG’s oncology consultants work with you and your organization through all phases of cancer facility development and programing to achieve the stated goals and vision of your leadership, staff, and providers.
Define operational requirements by department and quantify room-level space requirements for all clinical, administrative, support, and public areas.
Utilize industry best practices, as well as patient/provider/community preferences, to create best-in-class oncology environments
Develop detailed facility scenarios (including block planning and stacking diagrams) and rough order-of-magnitude (ROM) cost estimates
Collaborate with client and design teams to manage the recommended facility development program through the design process
Provide strategic guidance and tactical support to open new facilities while ensuring safe, effective patient care
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What cancer program leaders should do to guide their centers through a successful recovery and ensure the safety of patients and staff while providing essential care to cancer patients.
The confluence of multiple transformational pressures on the cancer care industry not only heightens the importance of strategic planning (so organizations are well prepared to respond to these changes) but also increases the complexity of planning.
As competition in the marketplace intensifies, healthcare providers focus on delivering more value across service lines with five key concepts in mind.
ECG recently sat down with a number of leaders from cancer centers to discuss the core issues that oncology programs are facing. This article shares key learnings from our conversations as well as our insights regarding the future of the business of oncology and how your organization can proactively prepare.
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